he often predicts what apple is going to do months or years before apple does it. here's what he's saying about iphone. iphone shipments, he says, are expected to decline 6% for the first half of this year, even with the expected launch of the new entry level iphone se, the cheaper iphone that apple puts out every few years or so. iphone shipments, it gets worse, though, in china, down 10% to 12% year over year for even -- for the december month of december that is, even though overall smartphone shipments were flat. that means apple is a losing market share in china. here is the kicker here, he says, quote, no evidence of apple intelligence driving hardware upgrades or service revenue. apple's reporting earnings in just 20 days, scott, on january 30th, and this is the biggest question everyone is going to have for tim cook and his team is apple intelligence driving sales, they seem to think it is not paying off right now. >> at what point do we say, we have enough evidence to suggest this is just not going to happen, like maybe we thought it would? >> i think we'r

before 2019, apple and amazon _ at stake. before 2019, apple and amazon with _ at stake.a - at stake. before 2019, apple and amazon with alexa used i at stake. before 2019, apple i and amazon with alexa used to transcribe the conversations that it was hearing, so it would put them into writing and thenit would put them into writing and then it would be able to learn from people's habits and potentially sell that information, which is worth a lot to their advertisers. tech companies and apps know a lot about us, but since 2019, they have come on such a long way, and the truth is, now they don't necessarily need to listen to us and our conversations because they learn so much about us. this case is all about making sure people are aware of the privacy and what information they are giving up, and to make sure they look at the terms and conditions, and these days it is more to do with tracking permissions on each app, to make sure that they haven't by chance given away microphone access to any of their apps. we have all done _ access to any of their apps. we have all done it,

it's not saying apple is broken.ll that says that the valuation has run too far and that there are legitimate risks that simply aren't being discounted in the stock today and that it makes sense for people to be more cautious. >> is it trading at an all-time high valuation? >> yes. you are looking at apple trading right now at 33 times earnings. what i think particularly jumps out is, remember, apple is no longer a brisk growth company. when you think about its peer group among the mag 7, among amazon and meta, for example, or alphabet, the peg ratio, the ratio of the multiple to the growth rate is above three. all the others are around two. if you look out even a year or two years, the valuation that is implied here starts to be ridiculously stretched relative to the rest of its peer group and the rest of its peer group is not cheap. this is not a moment when anybody would say that the mag 7 are trading at bargain multiples. >> right. we were surprised when it started to take off last year. there were five straight

so back in june apple announced apple intelligence. this is their new a.i. platform. the good news is that apple is here too with a.i. the bad news is their a.i. is not up to snuff in comparison to the competition. you have samsung, which has google gemini deeply integrated. microsoft products have open a.i. deeply integrated at the core of their stack. you see meta with integration in different applications. the industry knows that apple is behind. but here is the other side of the coin. i don't think that 95% of consumers care about a.i. i am not sure consumers are making their purchasing decisions based on apple intelligence, based on open a.i., or gemini etc. i think consumers are making their buying decisions still very much because of design, hardware features, and what we have seen from apple is no major hardware upgrades. i think that is what is holding back iphone sales. i think a lot of people are anticipating in the market at least big iphone redesigns in the fall of this year. so there's probably consumers holding off on their purchases until the end of th

nvidia and apple under pressure again, too, and speaking of, we have morgan stanley's apple analyst, erik woodring is coming up later for the apple and iphone demand, as well. it takes us to the talk of the tape. has the path of the bull market taken a turn for the worse? let's ask blackrock's rick rieder. thank you for joining us. >> the employment number on friday was pretty powerful and when you look at the confluence of data, you have an economy that's operating on a strong level. we talkeded about about it a b times on your show. if you look at how the service sector did again and look at the services economy, they're doing well. so you get asked all of the time, where do you start buying rates here? i find long end interest rates still not that interesting. there is a point that you start adding as you get to around 5% on the ten-year and you maybe add a little bit and you have an economy that's around well and you have uncertainty. the fed, and we'll get cpi and ppi this week. you're still operating year on year, core cpi at 3+ percent. the fed is still, you know, in a tough s

so i think apple remains expensive as a name. i think microsoft, you know, satya talked about in last quarter that they had 10 billion of a.i.-related revenue. but they have spent, what, you know, $50 billion, going on another $40 billion to $50 billion. i think investors will be more discerning within those names. i continue to believe the one of the seven names that has the most clear line of sight is going to be nvidia. we know blackwell sold out. so of those names i think you'll see dispersion. i think nvidia will do well this year. and i think, you know, valuations do matter and the starting point right now is not great for a lot of these names. >> yeah, as we keep holding out, nvidia has consolidated and invited its time in the last six months or so. we'll see if that's a launchpad or a little bit of a further churn. and, brynn, just while we're on this topic of the give and take within this group, tesla a big downside mover, i know you thought the stock got ahead of itself. how are you thinking about it right now? >> i hav

apple intelligence is in the spotlight as apple promises to tweak its notificiation summaries in response to bbc complaints. china's media giant tencent loses billions of dollars in value as the us accuses it of aiding the chinese military. and some of the world's top innovations are on show at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. we take a look. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. the japanese steel giant nippon steel has come out swinging after its proposed purchase of us steel was blocked by president biden. speaking in recent hours, the chief executive and chairman eiji hashimoto accused joe biden of caving to politically motivated lobbying and acting unlawfully. president biden�*s decision came a year after nippon steel first announced a $14.9 billion deal to buy its smaller pennsylvania—based rival. us steel has warned it might have to close factories without the investment that would come with a new owner, concerns that had been echoed by some workers and local politicians. here's the nippon steel boss speaking in tokyo. translation: due to the illeg

ultimately, look at apple. apple with zuck. specifically coming out of china. >> you mentioned zuck. we want to play zuck on the joe rogan podcast. >> because they have been so off their game in not really releasing innovative things. the good news about the tech industry is it is super dynamic and things are getting invested. if you don't do a good job for ten years, eventually, you will get beat by someone. >> your take. aggressive take from mark zuckerberg. ever since he started the mma classes, he is a different guy. a chain on. a different thing. in all seriousness -- >> mma battle with cook and apple. it comes down to 30% with the commission and what they're taking and this is -- we're seeing this game of thrones play out with meta and apple and across tech because of where we're going into it. it's frustration from meta's perspective. for apple, as we talked about, this is the year they have to ultimately not innovate, but the consumer innovation goes through apple and zuckerberg recognizes that. >> dan ives, great to se

approved by the government, which needs to happen before apple can launch apple intelligence in that country. huge, important feature, obviously, for chinese consumers over there. and on top of that, pointing out other recent headwinds that includes google losing its anti-trust trial, which puts the billions it pays to apple every year at risk. that's going to take many years to work its way through the courts. despite all these s, moffettnathanson saying apple is a strong company, just overvalued and too expensive, especially in comparison to the other mag seven names. also praising apple's relatively low capex spend on artificial intelligence, compared to companies like microsoft that are spending tens of billions a quarter. on top of that, we saw a huge run on apple shares in december, just basically on no news. moffettnathanson in this note just pointing out, there's some disappointing little bits and nuggets that have come out over the last several weeks that people weren't paying enough attention to, hence their downgrade. >> $188, the new price target. steve, thank you. let's

i'm sympathetic to the apple cause.a ton of respect for these guys, they're on our show a lot. i think apple has not priced in a whole lot of anything. that's the flip side of this. i don't think apple's priced in the -- the a.i. revolution. i think apple will certainly be the platform and the way most people actually experience a.i. i think apple's proven time and again this really is that install base that is the content that keeps on giving. my goodness. someone was just talking to me again. >> wow. >> the other side of this, can you not tell me we haven't worried about apple in china for a long time? isn't that in the price? don't we know what the growth target is? apple's really underperformed. >> you know what's not in the target? india, vietnam, all things thailand, malaysia, all things that are the bullish call of them moving away from china, or the dependence si on china, both for manufacturing and for consumption. >> the consumption end doesn't offset the loss of -- >> not yet. but they have another -- india i

in 1990 apple daily in 95. i met him in 93 and he told me about his crazy to start a newspaper. anyway, i was wrong. he was right. it became an overnight success. there's chris, last governor of hong kong martin lee reading apple daily and you can see these beautiful, you know, big, bold use of color graphics, color printing. he was the first guy to bring color to hong kong newspapers. oh, of course. he everybody knew 1997 was coming. apple and next kept fighting. this is 2003 when 500,000 people came out in the streets against. article 23, national security, that's cover of next magazine, blown up to be a poster that is tung china, the first chief executive of hong kong with a pie smashed in his face. he was not amused. apparently, but this was a real turning point for apple. and next, because it was it was jimmy, the media group that rallied people and got 500,000 people out on the street, an unprecedented. post 1997 display of political activism in hong kong, part. these this is what the street looked like t

interesting, the criticism of apple.ously, our viewers remember when apple changed ios and for a period of time meta was in a very difficult position in terms of its ad targeting. then they came back, roaring back, obviously, with no algorithms and ai-driven ads that have allowed them to monetize at a higher rate. it's not as though there hasn't been -- i wouldn't call it bad blood, but certainly some difficult times between the two companies. >> it was straight out of musk's playbook. he went after the new class of creators, the elite, the cultural elites, and said that, you know, there should be a new crop of social media users, there should be a reordering of society, and he sort of hammered the media in particular and tv anchors and news people. i don't know what his beef is there. >> he also told carl and i that we can be more masculine on set. >> he was talking about corporate cultural, masculine energy. >> i didn't realize. >> i think the 9:00 a.m. is plenty masculine. i don't know that we need that. >> thank you.

apple, i think on this desk, we haven't loved apple, primarily because of price. the sort of, you know, the disappointment about a.i. and whether the, you know, the -- i don't know when we're really going to see phone sales take off because people love the apple a.i. experience. >> who wants to take a bite at apple? >> i'll take a bite. i might spit it out. >> you might check on oke on it. >> i'll see if i can chew this one down. courtney and i were on the show, the other two panelists, we hate that word, but we're a family here, but the other two members, i think, collectively, we said, listen, there are times where apple is a will jilt legitimate vehicle. there's times to get in. but if you've been long, that same volatility makes it very tough for you to time when you're going to get in and out. if you're a believer in the long-term sector, it's one that you should own and hold onto. now, for those of us that have sat on the sidelines, i'll be the first to raise my hand, i just don't understand what the real drivers of the supercycle are, and if a.i. is the cat

apple needs apple intelligence for chinese consumers. cnbc business news, i'm steve kovach. >>> returning to one of our top stories. investigations are continuing in new orleans after an army veteran flying an isis flag from his truck rammed into the new year's revelers killing 15 people and injuring around 30. jay gray joins us now from new orleans. jay, just give us the latest. >> reporter: yeah, silvia, as you can see, this area is still locked down. an early hour in the early morning here, you would normally see revelers still coming out of the french quarter kind of lingering along the streets on canal. you don't see that at all. in fact, there is an eerie silence in the city right now. a tension here. so many, like investigators, searching for answers. the suspect in the case, shamsud din jabbar, 42 years old with army service commitment. he left as a staff sergeant. we know investigators have centered the investigation in the french quarter where they continue to search for evidence, but also jabbar's home in houston and an airbnb

i don't know if that is necessarily apples to apples here.a: what the company said publicly is that the criminals from both attacks didn't have records that would show up in either attack but our team is very interested to find out how those checks work at turo. like so many algorithms out there, this algorithm seems pretty nebulous. seems to be dozens of different data points check very quickly, even by their own admission in regulatory filings. most users are approved within seconds. how and based on what criteria? we are trying to find that out as well. katie: dana, looking forward to more reporting on that from you and your team. coming up, the state of immigration of h-1b visas under the new administration with the erickson admit -- the erickson group. that conversation, up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: "bloomberg technology welcome back to," i'm katie greifeld. tim: i'm tim stenovec, we are both in new york city. katie: checking on the markets, green on the screen, a nice turnaround from yesterday's close. the nasdaq 100 is up by 1.

apple is the main loser. so have chinese consumers lost the taste to iphones off to almost 14 years of civil war, serious president bush, all of us out has gone. but the nation's economy has been decimation most of its oil and gas well as roads, electricity, grid, farm, land, and infrastructure, a damaged, crippling the economy even a. so there is a wide range of western sanctions imposed on the nation. and on higher tabio alshaun the main group, the other through i'll aside that is now leading serious transition. those measures prevented all sides government from doing business with other nations and private companies. they've also had put the delivery of much needed. a video administration says that lifting those sanctions is mindful to help rebuild the country, but will they ever be removed? we'll discuss that with august shortly. but 1st a report from sent to them on the oh. with the see, the all said government, syrians are hoping for a new beginning with reviving the economy will be a serious challenge.

apple siri could be listening to use us without the consent. apples agreed to pay $95000000.00 to settle a court case alleging that its voice activated assistant violates it uses previously . i followed on those complaint that the voice recordings were shared with the policies, including advertises. the tech firm is denied any wrongdoing, and the preliminary resettlement filed at the open california federal court. and that's a show for this week. if you'd like to comments on anything that you've seen, i'm at a finnegan on x twice. remember to use the hash tag h i c t c. or you can drop us a line counting the cost of the elder 0 dot net is our email address, as always does more for you online. at l 0. don't. com slash ctc. that takes you straight to a page. and then you'll find individual reports links at a top additions for you to catch up on. but that's it for this edition of counting the cost. i'm a tree instead of going from the team here though. ha, thanks for being with us. the news on elder 0 is the iraq, a nation riddled with land mines and an expert dedicated to defusing them, on

back to pay for the two apples. left with two apples. and the woman at the counter said that was so sad. and when i heard about the story, i said, that should never happen in america, and it's not going to happen in america. >> seth: you know what doesn't happen in america? grocery stores don't keep the apples in a [ bleep ] refrigerator. [ laughter ] the story has more holes in it than the final season of "lost." [ applause ] like -- like, in your mind, who told you the story? the old woman or the woman counter? and by the way, if the best-case scenario is the old woman buys three apples, then maybe you should tell republicans to stop floating cuts to social security. because if you do cut social security, how are you gonna ever look this made up old woman in the eye again? she could be down to one apple. [ laughter ] but as you heard there, trump claims his election win is based entirely on bringing prices down, a promise he made repeatedly throughout the campaign until he won and immediately started back tracking

microsoft and apple and ceo tim cook is offering different things., access reporting cook is donating $1 million to trump's inauguration. that, of course, comes ahead of trump's promised tariffs on imports from china which apple needs to dodge like it did in the first term. on friday, microsoft's ceo brad smith putting a blog post about $40 million for the scal year for data centers and buying nvidia chips. smith mentioned president-elect trump nine times in the post and included a number of things praising him, including for his 2019 executive order on artificial intelligence. let's talk a little bit about what's at stake for the companies here going into the new trump presidency. for apple, like i said, tariffs. trump promised up to 60% tariffs imports on china. no comment from apple yet on tariffs or discussions with cook and trump and what we should read from this $1 million donation and they're not saying if the company is donating as well or if this is a personal donation from ceo tim cook. meantime, trump said cook had dinner with him at mar-a

you mentioned apple being down. nvidia is down for another fundamental reason, the fear of further export control. there are certain things that some of the biggest stocks are grappling with, and it's not just positioning here. it's actual fundamental issues which might affect their business. >> each have their own, without question. and i think we're at a point where ten stocks, so 2% of the s&p 500 are 40% of the weighting of the s&p 500, which is remarkable. i've got to believe that's some sort of record. but it speaks to the top heaviness of the record and maybe it's not as broad-based as we thought. each of these names have their own issues. the one i think is interesting, the move in apple seemingly came out of nowhere. there have been some negative headlines along the way but we've seen that before and the stock didn't seem to care. i encourage you to go back and look at where we topped out in july, through the summer, it was $232 or so. that was a prior all-time high, and that's where we seemingly are stoppi

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a screen or apple watch.le fitness is. >> and most welcoming and inclusive fitness along the service. for anyone coming to live a better day by being more active. >> now it's getting new features for the new year will have the largest, a drop of content for this january. recently i visited the apple fitness plus studio in santa monica for a behind the scenes. look at how we're counts. come together with a diverse team of trainers dedicated to welcoming users of all abilities, sometimes being by yourself now, like patients about why came board new for 2025. a 3 week strength training program for everyone. just choose your starting weight. there's also pickleball training for more stamina on the court and less injuries. the exercise and mets geared to help kind of train you in a way that when do go out and you play with your friends and your family, you're going to be moving better with better coordination, better skills finished. plus is about overall wellness, too. new breath, meditation programs teach techni

so you cannot take that many bites of the apple.reconciliation, it is a special provision that allows you to pass the senate without 50 votes but you cannot write a perfect bill, so that is how we do tax reform. you have tax reform you have to get done by the end of the year, otherwise, taxes all go up, so pressure is on you. if you make the bill too big and too beautiful, it collapses because it is too big. the reason why they are looking at two different bills, they need money now for the border, but i believe the border is a disaster, declared a disaster, pull money from the disaster fund, and let you do the border right now because tax will take a little longer. the other problem they have is they made a mistake. they never dished the funding from last year, and this is a disadvantage for trump. they hurt trump by making him worry about last year's funding now. annmarie: was that a fault of speaker johnson? kevin: i don't know whose job -- faulted is, but they should've gotten the job done. this is what they can use to slow down

now for trillion i think apples going to hit for trillion on the multiplet were seen but apple has issuesgranted for company to have 65 billion in the bank, they have issues and what those issues revolve around is the hype over apple intelligence. so far besides chat gpt, apple has been unable to quantify some of the stock appreciation by what they've actually been able to accomplish in a.i. there also having headwinds in china with huwai the leader in the not picking up as much as the market as they need to to justify moving about 4 trillion. stuart: you think you're going to get to 264. >> i think i'll get on the hike but anybody in apple who thinks it has much above this until they start delivering on the a.i. you will not see much more momentum beyond this. >> we will take it. thank you good to see you. i want to look at the movers united airlines. i think is up significantly. i think i know why. >> they will use elon musk starling on their planes to offer passengers for free wi-fi. it begins next month with the testing. and they will rule it out all their planes. if your loyalty it'l

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all weekend long apple tv plus is free to anybody with an apple i.d.o basically if you have an iphone or use apple music, you have free access to all of the movies and shows that the streamer has to offer now through tomorrow night. so here's what i would watch after "gma," of course, seasons 1 and 2 of "shrinking" are available in full. >> whit: my wife loves that show. >> it's so great. this therapist begins telling his patients what he really thinks of their problems and what they should do. it stars jason segel and harrison ford. it's fantastic, or check out season 1 of "severance" that asks the question, what if your work self and home self had different minds and memories? it's so spooky. season 2 comes out on the 17th. if you haven't seen "ted lasso," you absolutely should treat yourself to that joy and unbridled enthusiasm. but speaking of joy and one of my favorite things to watch on television, you guys, today is a very special day. >> whit: hey! >> it's janai's birthday. >> janai: i'm excited. there's cake. thank you. thank you. >> did every

a screen or apple watch.pple fitness is the most welcoming and inclusive fitness along the service for in life is coming to live a better day by being more active. >> now it's getting new features for the new year will have the largest, a drop of content for this january. recently i visited the apple fitness plus studio in santa monica for a behind the scenes. look at how we're counts. come together with a diverse team of trainers dedicated to welcoming users of all abilities, sometimes being by yourself now like patients but way hits came board new for 2025. a 3 week strength training program for everyone. just choose your starting weight. there's also pickleball training for more stamina on the court and less injuries. the exercise geared to help kind of train you in a way that when you do go out and you play with your friends and your family, you're going to be moving better with better coordination, better skills finished. plus is about overall wellness, too. new breath, meditation programs, teach techniq

and one of the things that apple's going to have to apple definitely denied that it was using these unintended captures to target ads. the case settled before we really got evidence, one way or the other about that claim. so we still kind of don't know about that. but, you know, it's important that we all have the understanding of when these technologies are listening to us, when they're not, and then what's going to happen with that information. and one of the things that apple's going to have to do is give you a chance to opt in if you want these any kind of unintended or use that that happens to be used to help, you know, train the technology further. this is one of the allegations is they'd use these little faults where there it was a zipper or somebody's name to help train up the phone, but the users didn't know that they were part of the training. >> and cindy, just that quickly, we're out of time. but before we go in 15 seconds or so, any tips for our viewers out there as to what they might be able to do to better protect their data and secure their privacy? >> well, always install the

anchor: what is apple saying?r: i have been trying to contact them all day but i have not heard anything from them. as part of that settlement, they deny any wrongdoing as well as any claims that they recorded or disclosed to any third parties in a conversations or audio of its users without their consent. because you cannot record people. they deny any wrongdoing. anchor: this return to our top story, mike johnson has narrowly won reelection to the most powerful seat in the u.s. house of representatives. tell us more about who he is and what role he will play now? >> mike johnson really is key to donald trump's agenda moving forward. that is something you have to understand. he has been elected the house speaker. that puts them in a very powerful position to decide what legislation goes forward. he is a trump allied. donald trump fought behind and publicly for mike johnson to be elected. it looked like he might not make it on the first vote. before the vote was officially announced, there was all kinds of arm-twi

for apple, it's tariffs.om president-elect trump of up to 60% on imports from china. apple makes pretty much everything it else in china and imports here. no comment from apple. they're not saying the company is donating as well. right now, it's just tim cook, and of course, there's no big difference from the ceo of apple and apple itself. but trump has also said that cook had dinner with him at mar-a-lago before the holidays, but again, cozying up to that relationship. microsoft on the other hand provides a lot of tech services for the government and now there are some questions around how seriously it takes security that follows a recent breach of state department e-mails by chinese hackers. since then, microsoft has said it's going to make security a top priority in product development. and microsoft on top of all of that is facing legal challenges related to its stake in open aye, which includes the lawsuit from elon musk and some federal investigations into anti-trust issues there. not the only notable n

if you use siri on your iphone, apple might owe you some money. the company agreed to a $95 million settlement in oakland this week. stems from a lawsuit claims that apple recorded private conversations after users unintentionally activated siri. the suit alleges that apple disclosed those conversations to advertisers. apple has denied any wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement, which still needs to be approved by a judge. now, if that does happen, tens of millions of apple customers could submit claims to receive up to $20 for each device that siri enabled. just like that, the holidays are over. now, the city of san francisco is helping you get rid of your christmas tree, and it's eco friendly. the city's annual tree recycling program starts today. all you have to do is place your tree on the curb next to your garbage bins, and the city will collect it free of charge on your normal pickup day. we're going to grind them, and then the smaller pieces will get fed in with the other food scraps and sticks and leaves get fed into the composting proce

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it is a cheap shot to say apple has done nothing since steve jobs. the highest customer satisfaction of any large-scale brand and billions of people use them. as someone who loves apple and the accoutrements, i find this self-serving and one-sided. zuckerberg said things are nonstop for the justice department. sure, apple does some things that make people have trouble leaving their ecosystem. they can make more money and users might be happier. there is truth there but apple is not stopping anyone from developing a better system. they have the app store and could can do what they want with it. there are things that apple does that i dot that method doug's that i don't like. if i were mark zuckerberg, i justice department with big tech . they have no sense. and blasting tv media for not understanding the use of soundbites to make people look bad. i was surprised they went there and then they made it easy by crashing apple. maybe is what that is what they want to do. weird moment where the two best industries we have in the crosshairs with mark's are a

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and apple has shown that they are dipping their toes into a.i. they have not shown us anything yet of substance that should move the needle in terms of showing people i have to upgrade my iphone. we won't get any more substance from that until this year's wwdc. that is a key event for them. >> so we have to wait again. you are not counting on an upgrade cycle. rather than one big event, it just becomes this rolling deal that will be good enough? it will just take you longer to get to the destination you thought you would be. >> i think that is the right way to think about it. the bar is low but i also think that apple, even if they don't get the a.i. tailwind, they have easy comps. they have done enough with a.i. and other upgrades to the iphone 16 that they can beat that low bar. the question in my mind, when getting excited about apple is, what does it look like for next year? can they exceed and get back into that strong double-digit kind of growth? we have not seen that in a long time. the people hope they can accelerate too. we don't know wh

zuckerberg has been on this tirade gainst apple for a long time.t like what they're doing with the app store which basically blocks them out. it makes it difficult for meta to get any sort of edge in terms of having the direct connection with their customer. i think that has been the essence of what has pushed this as far as it has. i think this is bad blood and i think that, you know, they've tried to make some peace, but it hasn't come to fruition. at the end of the day, the concept, they haven't innovated. they have. services watch airpods is 30% of their business. they have stalled in terms of vision pro car. that hasn't taken off. at the most basic the most basi i think this is just two companies that don't see eye to eye. the fundamental reason is because meta feels that apple has control of its destiny and zuckerberg does not like that this. >> is it anticompetitive behavior that rises to an oversight level? >> i don't think so. the app store, how they operate that. you know, can you have independent app stores and the steering. all that is

i had to go to the apple store. i don't know if you guys have been to the apple store.ng. you're like, maybe this guy works here. he has a top hat and assless chaps. maybe he's one of the geniuses. even if you could find who works at the apple store, you can't just go up to them and go, "high neck, i'm 40. i don't know how my phone works." they'll freak out. "whoa, whoa, you've got to make an impairment on the ipad!" that kind of seems like a big phone, doesn't it? probably going to have some trouble with that, also. but that's a system. you make an appointment on the ipad and they set you up on a blind date with a teenager. someone just going to make fun of you for not knowing software they just learned. the whole process did teach me, though, that our god is funny. we have a very funny god. because this is me. god knows me very well. guess who he pared me up with for my apple appointment? a grumpy chubby young lady with a green mohawk named finn. yeah. me, and finn. not a good match. i went right up to her like, i'm going to apologize for the stuff you're going to see

tech giant apple agrees to pay $95 million to settle a court case alleging some of its devices were listening to people without their permission. for more than six hours on friday morning, police tried to detain the suspended south korean president yoon suk yeol, but in the end, they left without him. yoon�*s security team had formed a human wall around the residence and used vehicles to block the path of the team that had come to exercice the warrant. the right—wing leader still has a strong support base. thousands of them were outside his home on friday morning to oppose his arrest. that warrant expires on monday, so we are watching keenly tonight to see whether they will make another attempt. if they come again, i will come again, and i will stop them. they'll have to kill me first before they arrest president yoon. that will not happen, never again. i'm not exaggerating. i'm ready to lie down and be killed by the communist elements. gi—wook shin is professor of contemporary korea, the founding director of the korea programme at stanford university. good heavy with us in the programme. why

i have had to go to the apple store. is there. there's no uniform or anything. to skype? here. he has a top hat and assless chaps. even if you can find who works at the apple store, you can't just go up to them and go, hi, i'm 40. i don't know how my phone? they will figure out. it will be like, well, well, you got to make an appointment on the ipad. i don't know, that kind of seems like a big phone, doesn't it? probably going to have some trouble with that also. [laughter] that is the system. you make an appointment on the ipad and they set you up on a blind day with a teenager. so it is are going to make fun of me for not knowing software. they just learned. that makes you feel a little -- the whole process did teach me, though, that our god is funny. we have a very funny god. right? because this is me, right? god knows me very well. guess who he pared me up with for my apple appointment? a grumpy chubby young lady with a green mohawk named finn. [laughter] yeah. me and fin. not a good match. i went up to her. i'm goin

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and one of the things that apple's going to have to.pple definitely denied that it was using these unintended captures to target ads. the case settled before we really got evidence, one way or the other about that claim. so we still kind of don't know about that. but, you know, it's important that we all have the understanding of when these technologies are listening to us, when they're not, and then what's going to happen with that information. and one of the things that apple's going to have to do is give you a chance to opt in if you want these any kind of unintended or use that that happens to be used to help, you know, train the technology further. this is one of the allegations is they use these little faults where there it was a zipper or somebody's name to help train up the phone, but the users didn't know that they were part of the training. >> any tips for our viewers out there as to what they might be able to do to better protect their data and secure their privacy? >> well, always install the updates, look at your privacy se

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we haven't covered much this morning so i want to talk about apple.e on your morning -- your great morning sort of rundown -- >> my top ten. >> there was a negative piece on apple this morning. >> yeah, they're going to miss. >> and you come back and talk about -- it trades at three to four times. >> i don't like apple. i like the company. this chinese discount, does it matter or not? what it really need is service revenue. >> apple iphone sales declined 8% year over year in december when they lowered the december revenue. >> the stock broke out at a level that wasn't supposed to happen. >> apple was not supposed to go to 35 times earnings. >> no. it had like so many others a big run at the end of the year. we're back to watching that -- >> increase in multiple and the equal weighted s&p which seemed to be putting up a fight for a brief time gave in. the mag 7 reasserted itself. >> i think most analysts don't know what to say. >> perhaps you can't blame. $3.7 trillion. we hit it with phil lebeau, tesla shares are off about 5.5 -- >> good opportunity.